Institute of the House of Bourbon, Cultural institution in 7th arrondissement, Paris, France
The Institute of the House of Bourbon is a cultural institution in Paris dedicated to preserving and studying documents related to the Bourbon dynasty. It maintains extensive archives and collections available for researchers and visitors interested in learning about this royal family's history.
The institute was established in 1973 to preserve and study the heritage of the French monarchy and the Bourbon family. It was created to ensure that the history of this dynasty would be systematically documented and remain accessible for future research.
The institute focuses on how the Bourbon family shaped French art, architecture, and society during their reign. Visitors can engage with this heritage through exhibitions and lectures that reveal the dynasty's influence on cultural life.
The institute is accessible to researchers and history enthusiasts but typically requires advance registration or appointment scheduling. It is best to contact the facility before visiting to confirm access and arrange to view specific archival materials you are interested in.
The collection documents not only the French Bourbon line but also related royal families that ruled in Spain, Italy, and other European countries. This comprehensive genealogical documentation makes the institute a valuable resource for studying monarchies far beyond France.
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